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Besides, it's a free country, and every body may have his opinions," said General Belch. "Precisely," resumed Mr. Ele, "as I was saying; being a perfectly honorable man in fact, unusually honorable, I happen to know that he is in trouble ahem! ahem! pecuniary trouble."
"But, oh! my God! my God! if we were only both young again!" She spoke with passionate hopelessness, and the tears dried in her eyes. Later in the evening Mrs. Delilah Jones appeared at the French minister's ball. "Upon the whole," said Mr. Ele to his partner, "I have never seen Mrs. Jones so superb as she is to-night."
"How the old phrases sort o' slip out, don't they?" asked the General, squirting. "They do," said Mr. Ele, taking snuff. "Well, now, don't you see what kind of man Abel Newt is?" "I do, indeed," replied Ele. "I tell you, if you fellows from the city don't look out for yourselves, you'll find him riding upon your shoulders. He is a smart fellow. I am very sorry for Watkins Bodley. Any family?"
No matter what fame sayes, perhaps I know more than she does; & yet, now you talk of valour, they are not comparable to us. Ele. How? Buz. Why, valour is but the courage of a man; courage is, as they say, the spirit of a man; and the spirit of a man is the greatnes, as we call it, of his stomake.
Nay, some of them are so spitefull they'le breake their owne backes before they let 'em rise againe. Ele. Foole, I meane not your way. Buz. Keepe your owne way, madam; I meane the playne way. Ele. Are they not unmercifull in their natures to such as are in their power, their Enemyes as we may be? Buz. Their enemyes as we may be in their power!
All. Take him off! Man. This hand stabbd him. Mac. Where? Man. Neere St. Germains In Paris, in a darke night, & then I fled. Mac. Thy owne tongue is thy Judge; take him away: To-morrow looke to dye: send him a Confessour. Jay. Ile have a holy care of him. Hen. Who's now, my lords, the Villaine? Enter Eleonora & Buzzano. Ele. Oh Justice, here's a witnesse of my Rape. Mac. Did you see't, sirra?
This house, though now It carry not the figure & faire shape Which the first workeman gave it, eating Time Having devourd the face of't, is within A Sanctuary, & hath so much cunning Couchd in the body not a Laborinth Is so full of Meanders. Ele.
The two gentlemen looked gravely into the grate. General Belch squirted reflectively. The Honorable Mr. Ele raised his hand and shaded his eyes, and gazed steadfastly, as if he expected to see the candidate emerge from the chimney. While they still sat thoughtfully a knock was heard at the door. The General started and brought down his chair with a crash. Mr.
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Meanwhile the Honorable Budlong Dinks sat in an armchair at the other end of the piazza with several other honorable gentlemen Major Scuppernong from Carolina, Colonel le Fay from Louisiana, Captain Lamb from Pennsylvania, General Arcularius Belch of New York, besides Captain Jones, General Smith, Major Brown, Colonel Johnson, from other States, and several honorable members of Congress, including, and chief of all, the Honorable B.J. Ele, a leading statesman from New York, with whom Mr.
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